I have been at home for a week taking a “vacation” so that my wife can fritter the week away in Cabo San Lucas with her girlfriends. Why am I at home? To care for my 4 kids, ages 8-3. Dear, Lord, I love them, but I could just eat a bullet by now. Have […]
Read MoreI maintain the website for my kid’s school and I am sick of marking up HTML by hand. To solve this, I pulled the latest release of Dot Net Nuke. I haven’t seen Dot Net Nuke for a couple of years, since version 1, in fact. I am very impressed. The version that I pulled was […]
Read MoreI have always thought that as a software developers, we make products. I have taken pride in this, the idea that we actually create something. The something that we create varies from project to project; it may be a web application, a smart client application, databases, middle ware components, whatever. Further, I also believe that […]
Read MoreThis will be my 201st post! Right on. Does anyone actually read this? I get sporatic comments, but I realize that more people read than leave feedback. So, if you are reading this, leave a comment. Who’s out there and why are you reading this?
Read MoreI have been working on a project outside of Healthwise lately and the product that we are building needed some UI enhancements. I looked to Telerik to provide them. At work, we have a subscription to the Infragistics Net Advantage control suite in the and the developers really don’t care to use them. We have found […]
Read MoreI knew I wasn’t crazy. The other day I posted that I was looking for a tool similar to the Copy Project function of Visual Studio that packages an ASP.Net website for deployment by copying all non-code files over to another folder or FTPing them somewhere or something. I found the tool, Unleash IT ( formerly […]
Read MoreI would like to thank all of the vistors to my site. As of today, I have earned a total of $0.29 from you guys clicking the Google ads in the lower left of this page. Right on!
Read MoreNeed to generate a properly named app.config file at compile time to go with your test suite assembly? In the Project Properties Dialog of Visual Studio, go to: Common Properties Build Events Post-Build Event Command Line and enter the following: copy $(ProjectDir)\App.config $(TargetDir)\$(TargetFileName).config
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